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The Formosa Golf Resort's golf course is surrounded by lush farmland and stunning views over the Hauraki Gulf, and is about 38 minutes from downtown Auckland or 35 minutes from the airport at Manukau. The course was designed by golfing legend Sir Bob Charles and is modeled on the Augusta National, home of the US Masters and was the venue for the 1998 New Zealand Open. Formosa is listed in The Finest Golf Clubs of the World and covers an area of 440 acres. The course has panoramic views of Waiheke Island and Rangitoto from its clifftop and coastal fairways, along which hundreds of pohutukawa trees and palms have been planted. Sixteen of the course's holes have northerly views of the Hauraki Gulf and its many islands. The 11th to the 16th holes run along a clifftop overlooking the shoreline. The course caters for golfers of every ability. The practice facilities include an all weather under cover driving range. Designed by internationally renowned golfing professional, Bob Charles, the course features 18 holes of sensational golf. Demanding enough for the skilled golfer it is also suitable for a relaxed, friendly, or corporate challenge, and may be played year round. The course is one of the longest courses in New Zealand at over 6600 metres (7200 yards) from the professional tees and set against the stunning backdrop of Hauraki Gulf, the course features the first couch grass fairways in this country, providing a durable and attractive all year playing surface. At the Formosa Golf Resort, 16 of the 18 holes provide delightful water views and at over 190 hectares, is established on an area twice that of a usual golf club. |
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Established in 1971, the Omanu Golf Club has built a reputation as the “friendly club” and offers a great golfing experience to its members and visitors alike. The golf course is of a very high standard and would best be described as parklike. The fairways are mostly flat with some slight undulation and the rough is cut to a consistent length which provides a challenge for the better golfer but remains playable for all levels. The Café, Bar and Proshop operate 7 days a week and there is space for visitors almost everyday |
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Set in peaceful tree-lined surroundings, only minutes from one of the country's most popular surf beaches, Mount Golf is the perfect setting for golfers of all levels. Our club includes an 18 hole premier golf course, an outstanding Pro Shop and coaching facilities, a modern venue for a range of functions, on-site catering, a fully licensed bar - all only 5 minutes from the heart of Tauranga's business district. We welcome you to the Club and to our wonderful golfing facility. |
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Come and play on one of New Zealand’s leading golf courses situated in picturesque Whakarewarewa, Rotorua. Arikikapakapa is a full 18 hole, par 70 course providing variety and challenge with many holes played over and around both dormant and active thermal areas. This is an all-weather links-style course with easy walking and an excellent Golfing layout. Enjoy playing a unique thermal course in the heart of New Zealand’s premier visitor destination. We have a fully equipped professional golf shop with club, trundler and electric cart hire. The Rotorua (New Zealand) Golf Club is close to major Rotorua hotels and motels, and right next door to the Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and Te Puia. Visitors are welcome. You can reserve your tee-time, and after your golf round take advantage of our club’s fully licenced bar, restaurant, changing room and showers (not necessarily in that order). |
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Situated near the Hamilton Airport in Lochiel Road, the Lochiel Golf Course is an attractive natural style course hidden amongst beautiful native trees. It is blessed with free draining soils which allow good conditions in the worst of weather. Lochiel Golf Course is one of the most respected, member-owned golf courses in the Waikato because of its impressive layout, well-manicured greens and the great social feel you get when you visit. The large clubhouse offers a cafe and bar with a wide range of food and drink available. The clubhouse is also available for hire, check out the functions page for more details. |
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The St Andrews course was opened in April 1913, and while originally an inland links style course, today it is more picturesque with some holes bordering the mighty Waikato River. None more so the challenging par 5 fourth hole, a short dogleg giving the player many options on the drive and second shot, but the river is always lurking to catch the wayward shot. Our most renown would have to be the par 3 18th. While protected by bunkers surrounding the green that catch any shot lacking in direction and distance, it's the 2.8 metre deep front bunker that's most intimidating. St Andrews of Hamilton has proudly hosted numerous top amateur & professional events, including open championships prior to 1980, Men's & Women's National Amateur events, the 32nd Queens Sirikit Cup in 2010 and the annual Brian Perry Classic Pro-Am, |